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Associated Publications of Constituent Bodies of the Australian Press Council ASSOCIATED PUBLICATIONS OF CONSTITUENT BODIES OF THE AUSTRALIAN PRESS COUNCIL The following publications are published by, or members of, the constituent body under which they are listed. They and their associated websites are subject to the Council’s jurisdiction in relation to standards of practice and adjudication of complaints. ACP Magazines 4 x 4 Australia Men's Style Australasian Dirt Bike Money Australian Geographic Mother & Baby Australian Gourmet Traveller Motor Australian House & Garden Motorhome & Caravan Trader Australian Motorcycle News Mountain Bike Australian Motorcycle Trader NW Australian Personal Computer OK! 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Gippsland Trader Mountain Views Mail Beaudesert Times Murray Pioneer Benalla Ensign Myrtleford Times Bendigo Weekly Namoi Valley Independent Bingara Advocate North West Express Border News North West Magazine Brisbane Valley-Kilcoy Sun Numurkah Leader Buloke Times Ovens & Murray Advertiser Campaspe News Phillip Island & San Remo Advertiser Casterton News Portland Observer & Guardian Chronicle Rainbow Argus Cohuna Farmers' Weekly Ranges Trader Mail Corryong Courier River News Cotton Magazine Riverina Leader Courier Riverine Grazier Daily Advertiser Riverine Herald Deniliquin Pastoral Times Sea Lake & Wycheproof Times Ensign Dimboola Banner Seymour Telegraph Eaglehawk Times Seymour-Nagambie Advertiser East Gippsland News Shepparton Advertiser Eyre Peninsula Tribune Shepparton News Fassifern Guardian Snowy River Mail Free Press South Gippsland Sentinel-Times Geraldton Guardian Southern Riverina Times Gnowangerup Star Spectator Hepburn Shire Advocate Temora Independent Hindmarsh Messenger Victorian Senior Hopetoun Courier & Mallee Pioneer Warracknabeal Herald Huon Valley News Warragul & Drouin Gazette Irrigator Wee Waa News Jimboomba Times Weekly Advertiser Kiama Independent West Wimmera Advocate Kiama Property Link West Wimmera Messenger Kimberley Echo West Wyalong Advocate Kyabram Free Press Yarram Standard News Lake Times Fairfax Media Advocate Campbeltown Macarthur Advertiser Age Canberra Times Ararat Advertiser Canowindra News Area News Casey Weekly Armidale Express Central Coast Sun Weekly Asset Central Coast Times Auburn Review Central Districts Advocate Augusta Margaret River Mail Central Western Daily Australasian Flowers Cessnock Advertiser Australian Cotton Outlook CFO Australian Dairyfarmer Chase Australian Farm Journal Chronicle Australian Financial Review City Weekly Australian Horticulture Cobar Age Australian Landcare Coffs Harbour Independent Australian Nursery Manager Colac Extra Australian Property Managers Collie Mail Australian Senior Colour World Autoguide.com.au Colypoint Observer Avon Advocate Commonwealth Bank Ag-Quip Ballarat Courier Cooks River Valley Times Ballarat News Cooma Monaro Express/Jindabyne Summit Bankstown-Canterbury Torch Sun Banyule & Nillumbik Weekly Cootamundra Herald Barossa & Light Herald Corangamite Extra Batemans Bay Post/Moruya Examiner Country Leader Bathurst Western Advocate Country Mail Bathurst Western Times Country Music Capital News Bayside Bulletin Countrycars.com.au Bega District News Cowra Guardian Bellingen Shire Courier Sun Crookwell Gazette Bendigo Advertiser Cuisine.com.au Bendigo Miner d’fine Redland Lifestyle Blacktown City Sun Daily Advertiser Blayney Chronicle Daily Liberal Blue Mountains Gazette Dairy Info. Guide Blue Mountains Wonderland Devonport Times Bombala Times Directory of Australian Country Music Boorowa News Domain.com.au Border Mail Donnybrook Bridgetown Mail Border News Drive.com.au Braidwood Tallaganda Times Dubbo Daily Liberal Brimback Weekly Dubbo Mailbox Shopper BRW Dungog Chronicle Bunbury Mail East Coast & Diary News Busselton-Dunsborough Mail Eastern Riverina Chronicle Camden Advertiser Eastern Riverina Observer Camden Haven Courier Eden Imlay Magnet Elders FarmFest Hume Weekly Esperance Express Hunks and Spunks Essentialbaby.com.au Hunter Valley News Eurobodalla Shire Independent Hunter Valley Town + Country Eurobodalla TV Guide Illawarra Mercury Execstyle.com.au InTune Magazine Express Inverell Times Express Extra Investsmart.com.au Eyre Peninsula Tribune Irrigation and Water Resources Fairfield City Champion Irrigator Farm Equipment Trader Islander Farm Weekly Knox Weekly Farming Small Areas Lake Macquarie Star Farmonline.com.au Lakes Mail Fashion Capital Land Flinders News Latrobe Valley Express Forbes Advocate Launceston Advertiser Frankston Weekly Launceston Examiner Gilgandra Weekly Life & Leisure Gippsland Farmer Lightning Ridge News Gippsland Times Lithgow Mercury Glen Innes Examiner Liverpool City Champion Gloucester Advocate Lotfeeding Golden Mail Lower Hunter Star Good Fruit + Vegetables Macedon Ranges Weekly Good Weekend Macleay Argus Goondiwindi Argus Macleay Valley Happenings Goulburn Post Magnet Great Lakes Advocate Mailbox Shopper Greater Dandenong Weekly Maitland Mercury Grenfell Record Mandurah Mail Grower Manning Great Lakes Extra Guyra Argus Manning River Times Harden Murrumburrah Express Maribyrnong Weekly Harvey Mail Maroondah Weekly Hastings Gazette Meander Valley News Hastings Gazette Melbourne Times Weekly Hastings Happenings Melbourne Weekly Hawkesbury Courier Melton Weekly Hawkesbury Gazette Merimbula News Weekly Hepburn Shire Advocate Merredin-Wheatbelt Mercury Herald Midcoast Happenings Hibiscus Happenings Midcoast Observer Highlands Post Midstate Observer Hills News Milton Ulladulla Times Hobson Weekly MIS Australia Holiday magazine Moe & Narracan News Holroyd Sun Monash Weekly Horse Deals Moneymanager.com.au Hortguide Moonee Valley Weekly Moorabool Weekly Queensland Smart Farmer Moree Champion QueensPlaza Moruya Examiner Recorder Morwell Press Centre Redland Times Moyne Gazette Redlands Directory Mudgee Guardian Ripe Mudgee Weekly Riverina Leader Murray Mail Rouse Hill-Stanhope Gardens News Murray Valley Standard Roxby Downs Sun Murrumbidgee Farm Fair Rural Muswellbrook Chronicle Rural mycareer.com.au Sapphire Coaster mysmallbusiness.com.au Scone Advocate Nambucca Guardian News Senior Lifestyle Bayside Narooma News Senior Post Narromine News Shoalhaven + Nowra News National GrapeGrowers and Vignerons Singleton Argus Newcastle Star Smart Farmer Newsweekly Snowy Times North Coast Senior Lifestyle South Coast Register North Coast Town + Country Magazine South Coast Senior Lifestyle North Queensland Register South Coast Weekly North West Weekly South East Town + Country Northern and Southern Beef Weeks South Western Advertiser Northern Argus Southern Bay News Northern Daily Leader Southern Cross Northern Midlands Community News Southern Highland
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